Maison Berbere Traditionnelle
Maison Traditionnelle is a notable building in Tafraout located in an extended uninhabited ancient hilltop village of Tazekka. You’ll find bulbous boulders ended in the rammed walls of old houses. Take a stroll through the village and explore the history by traveling back in time.
Le Chapeau de Napoleon
A natural feature in Tafraout, Le Chapeau de Napoleon (meaning Napoleon’s hat), is a massive and weird massive above the small town of Aguerd-Oudad. However, it doesn’t look much like Napoleon’s hat. Climb up to the top and soak up in the exceptional views overlooking the boulder-strewn landscape, especially at dusk and late afternoon. Wander around or ride a bike to see the stunning nature.
Almond Blossom Festival
The Tafraoute area hosts the cultural event of the Almond Blossom Festival and celebrates its almond harvest. The event offers traditional dance, songs, folklore, and food stalls. Make sure to put the Almond Blossom Festival on your must-visit list in Tafraoute to enjoy a great time with locals and to sense the traditional culture from close.
Maison du Troc
Interested in traditional arts and crafts? So head up to the Maison du Troc, offering an excellent range of Tuareg and Berber products, such as blankets, camel-wool kilims (carpets), pottery, and jewelry. You’ll not only find local products, but products across the Anti Atlas region are also available.
Fruit and Vegetable Market
Tafraoute’s main vegetable and fruit market are situated close to Place Moulay Rachid, where you can explore the local culture through colorful vegetables and buy some fresh groceries.
Carved Gazelles
Carved Gazelles are rock art in Tafraoute representing prehistoric rock engravings in Tazekka village. Indeed, Tafraoute is home to two prominent large and quite elegant gazelles located on a more enormous boulder above eye height and the other on the face of a fallen boulder. Don’t miss out on riding a mountain bike from the center of Tafraoute.